Estimate your complete Italy trip cost in Euros (EUR €) and your home currency. Adjust your trip length, travel style, season, and intercity high-speed train rides below to get a realistic daily and total breakdown covering hotels, trattorias, Frecciarossa/Italo trains, museum tickets, and local city transit.
What Drives Your Daily Budget in Italy?
- Accommodation & City Tax (Tassa di Soggiorno): In Rome, Florence, Venice, and Milan, mid-range double rooms average €150–€240/night (shared between two travelers), plus €4–€7 per person per night in municipal tourist tax.
- Dining: Breakfast at an Italian bar (espresso + cornetto) costs just €2.80–€3.50 standing at the counter. Lunch (panino, pizza al taglio, or pasta) runs €10–€18, and a sit-down trattoria dinner with pasta/secondo, house wine, and coperto runs €28–€48 per person.
- Trains & Timed Museums: Booking Frecciarossa or Italo trains 4–8 weeks early keeps intercity legs around €19–€39 each, while major sights (Colosseum, Vatican Museums, Uffizi, Last Supper, Doge's Palace) average €16–€28 per ticket.